question of the day: When does casting itself become part of a film’s humor?
What examples can you think of in which the choice of actor in a particular role adds to a movie’s joke? (Inspired by an aspect of Mirror Mirror.)
What examples can you think of in which the choice of actor in a particular role adds to a movie’s joke? (Inspired by an aspect of Mirror Mirror.)
“I say, Smythely, let’s head down to the club and order a round of our own magnificence.”
What my followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ saw today…
Before you see John Cusack’s movie…
If you, like me, are simply exploding with anticipation for Peter Jackson’s Hobbit, here’s a little something to torture you some more…
I mean, those shoes are totally wrong for that outfit.
What my followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ saw today…
Mind. Blown.
If I could have a superpower, it would be telekinetic regulation of the ambient temperature. (This I discovered when I was stuck in a hot movie theater for hours last night.)
…but I definitely don’t want any.